Surrationnal Automatism:
During execution no attention is paid to the contents. The certainty that it is inevitably linked to the form justifies this liberty: Lautréamont.
Total moral indépendence vis-à-vis the produced object. It is left intact, partly retouched ouor destroyed according to the feeling it triggers(almost impossible to partially redoing). Attempt to get a plastic awareness during the writing (more precisely perhaps "a state of waking" - Robert Élie). Desire to understand the contents once the object is finished.
Its hopes : an acute knowledge of the psychological contents of any form of the human universe, made of the universe itself.
Translated by this website from Borduas, Paul-Émile, Commentaires sur des mots courant. First published in Refus Global (1948). Reproduit dans Borduas, Paul-Émile, Refus Global et autres écrits, Éditions Typo, Montréal, 1997. |
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